Is this product safe for vinyl windows in a home.
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If you are referring to spraying the tracks on the side to make sliding up and down easier, yes. Be very careful not to over spray onto any painted surface, paint will never adhere to a surface after it comes in contact with silicone spray. You may also want to look into a dry lubricant spray as silicone can attrack dust. Also buy this at walmart not on amazon it's like $2 in the store.
1795913
my windows have metal frames, I used alcohol, didn't really think about it. as long as the surface is clean the velcro should stick.
374446
Yes very safe. It is non toxi and its water repellent features makes it safer for visual clarity. As for value for money, I have switch to the brand NANOX by Hi Gear which is cheap and larger quantities but as effective. I used it for my car wind shield, windows, mirrors and best of all, shower screen because it is able to remove stubborn stains easily by itself without the need for any detergents. Now my shower screen looked brand new.
2146012
Yes you can use this on non-vinyl/plastic carpet. However it does produce a strong odor for 2-3 days after application, so if indoors you will want to apply it only on those days where you can open all doors, windows, etc. for adequate ventilation. In our case we often leave for the first night or so to avoid the odor. After adequate drying there is no residual smell nor any discoloration of materials. As for effectiveness, it is an excellent product that protects for several years. Also, you need to know that there are two similar products. One provides UV protection only. The other has a wax additive that adds waterproofing. We use the latter on all outdoor applications. Both have given us excellent protection aboard our sailboat. What else is there to say? We like and have used these two products for years. Good luck and may the wind favor your application.
782101
No - pretty sure the directions specifically state not to. Designed for single or double paned windows. Long list of types of glass not to use it on was included. As a side note - it seems to heat the surface of the window some - so I would worry about it propagating cracks or chips as well.
408712
Yes I think they should be ok, these are very soft and shouldn't damage the glass. When I cleaned my windows with Invisible Glass window cleaner, I just used a micro cleaning towel,
454527
Absolutely not! I would not ever use this product in my home again. It completely ruined a set of wooden fan blades after a service man wiped them with this product.
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I would say yes. It say ok for baked enamel , chrome, glass, glaed ceramic glazed porcelain, laminated surfaces, plastic stainless steel and vinyl . I would use it especially if you don't want to get the flu.
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Not sure. It"s pretty strong stuff. I'm sure it will clean it but not sure if it will damage the vinyl in the long run?
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yes. its safe. just make sure you clean the glass really well.been almost a year and the effects r still there
797252
I think it will depend a lot on the type of coating you have. This cleaner is very similar to what I used when working on aircraft and I can tell you that bugs and other things like that came right off the flight deck windows. I use this on my cars, vehicle chrome, mirrors and other glass in the house. In my view it's the best glass cleaner on the market. If your shower doors were manufactured with the coating it might be ok, but if applied later this cleaner might be too strong for your doors. This product is not recommended for use on electronic screens, Lexan type plastics, or eyeglasses so you might check with whoever made the coating for your shower doors.
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Vinyl Laminate is fine. Dilute per instructions. I would not suggest using on wood laminate.
315051
Matte vinyl is used for indoor applications - I would use 561 Oracal vinyl - I have had a sign on the back window of my van for 5 years Rain and shine and it has held up fine. HTH
61074
I have used this paint on PVC pipes which are exposed to Florida weather extremes. I would have no hesitation using it on vinyl shutters. Note that the paint becomes more durable and scratch-resistant with time.
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I don't see any reason why it should not, the adhesive quality of the laminate is very high, however, me personally I would not apply it to windows where direct sunlight and heat in the summer time may present a problem and degrade the product.
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No, I used it outside on vinyl windows to match doors in Greenhouse. It is a combo of paint and primer. Great stuff!
747081
Yes! most definitely! If you are in a larger home (I bought this when I was in an apartment) then I would suggest buying the larger amount so that you don't keep buying more. It's very effective and safe. now that we are in a home, we hit the perimeter of the house, window seals, and then the baseboards inside. Hope this helps!